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And here it
is - the perfect lunch spot at the July Creek picnic area on the
shore of Lake Quinault.
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The beauty of
Lake Quinault was briefly spoiled by the ear-splitting sound of
a bunch of jet skis but luckily it didn't last too long.
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On the way back to Forks we
stopped again at the Pacific Beaches. This one is known as Beach
Two - a lovely sandy expanse.
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Beach Four is
absolutely gorgeous, with its rock formations, sea stacks, driftwood
and crashing waves. There was quite a climb down to this lovely
beach.
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I enjoyed walking along the
beach looking for shells.
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The sound of
the crashing waves was so nice.
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3: Neah Bay and Cape Flattery |
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On Monday we headed
north and west again. As we drove along beside the Strait of Juan
de Fuca I was so excited to spot an eagle on a post near the shore.
He was not terribly happy to see me and my camera and took off as
soon as I got out of the car.
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A little further
along, at the aptly named Shipwreck Point I spotted another Bald
Eagle.
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Still further
along near Neah Bay were a pair of seastacks, complete with gull
colonies.
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In the background
of this picture is the shoreline of Canada, across the Strait.
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